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20/20 is a time-tracking app built around one simple habit: a brief check-in every 20 minutes to log what you just did. At the end of the day — and week — you have a clear, honest picture of where your time actually went.
Tap the + button on the Today tab. Describe what you were doing, choose a category (and optional tags), and tap Save. You can also tap the microphone to use voice input — just speak and the app transcribes it for you.
Active windows are the days and hours when you want to receive check-in reminders. You set these during onboarding and can adjust them anytime in Settings → Reminders → Active Windows.
For example, if you work Monday–Friday from 9am to 6pm, set your active windows accordingly and you'll only receive reminders during those hours.
Yes — you can log entries manually at any time without notifications. However, the app's value comes from the consistent check-in habit. We recommend enabling notifications for the best experience.
Yes. When logging an entry, you can select multiple categories. This is useful for activities that genuinely span categories — like a working lunch (Work Admin + Leisure).
Tags are optional labels that add more detail to an entry beyond its category. For example, you might tag an entry as "meeting," "client," or "exercise." You can create your own tags and use them to filter and analyze your time in the Insights tab.
Yes. When logging, tap the time selector to choose a different time slot. This is useful if you forget to log something — you can go back and fill it in.
Bulk Fill lets you log the same activity across a range of time slots at once — useful for filling in a long uninterrupted block, like a 3-hour deep work session. Access it from the logging sheet.
If two entries cover the same 20-minute time slot, both are flagged with an overlap indicator. This helps you spot double-counting in your data.
The ring shows what percentage of your active-window check-in slots have been logged today. A full ring means every slot has an entry. The threshold for a "covered" day (used in streak calculations) is 80% — so you don't need to log every single slot.
Yes. Use the arrow in the Today header to navigate back to previous days. You can view entries from past days and add new ones, though editing is only available for today's entries.
Full history, from day one. Use Day, Week, or Month period navigation to explore any time range in your data.
The Focus Score is a 0–100 metric that reflects the quality of your time allocation — based on how much time went to Focused Work, how consistent your logging coverage was, and how varied your category usage was across hours. It's a directional signal, not a definitive grade.
Opportunities are personalized observations generated from your data — for example, if a large portion of your time is going to "Other" (suggesting under-categorization), or if you have consistent afternoon logging gaps. Up to 4 are shown at a time.
The Plan tab is where intentionality lives. It has three sections, each with its own focus:
Intentions are up to three things you want to focus on or protect this week — written in your own words. They're not commitments or targets, just a soft direction. Tap Edit in the This Week section to set them.
Each Sunday, your weekly report shows your intentions at the top as a reflection prompt: did the week actually go where you planned? Intentions reset each week — the previous week's are preserved in your report.
Projects let you track time against a specific body of work — a client deliverable, a side project, a personal initiative. When logging an entry, select the project it belongs to and 20/20 automatically accumulates the time.
Create and name projects in Settings → Projects. They'll appear as a row in the logging sheet once created. Tap a project in the Plan tab to see total time, active days, and recent entries.
Note: entries logged without a project selected won't appear in that project's detail view — every attribution is a conscious tap, not an assumed default.
A Goal is an outcome you're working toward — something you want to achieve or change. A Habit is the specific recurring behavior that drives it, tracked weekly or daily against a target you set. Goals are the "what," habits are the "how."
Habits linked to a category track automatically from your logged entries — no extra input needed.
Yes. When creating or editing a habit, switch the frequency to Daily and select which days of the week it applies. Progress is shown as dots for each day — filled when you met the target, empty when you didn't — so you can see the pattern at a glance without any scoring or judgment.
Every Sunday. You'll receive a push notification at 9am, and the app will show a prompt the first time you open it on Sunday.
Your full report history is always available — every week is saved from the day you started using 20/20.
If you set intentions for the week in the Plan tab, they appear at the top of that Sunday's report — exactly as you wrote them. It's a simple reflection prompt: did the week go where you planned? They're not scored or graded, just shown so you can reflect honestly.
Yes. Monthly reports show your week-by-week trends, habit progress for the full month, and a Milestones section listing any projects you marked complete or goals you achieved that month. Access them from the Reports tab.
Every feature, from day one. 20/20 doesn't have a free tier — your 7-day trial gives you the complete app: unlimited history, insights, goals, habits, weekly and monthly reports, and data export.
When you first open 20/20, you start a 7-day free trial automatically. You won't be charged until the trial ends. If you cancel before day 7, you pay nothing. After the trial, the app continues at $3.99/year, billed annually.
Go to Settings → Subscription → Restore Purchases. Your access will be restored automatically if you're signed into the same Apple ID.
Go to Settings → [Your Name] → Subscriptions on your iPhone, find 20/20, and tap Cancel Subscription. You won't be charged if you cancel before the trial ends.
Try Settings → Subscription → Restore Purchases. If that doesn't work, force-quit and reopen. If the issue persists, contact us and we'll sort it out.
On your device and in your personal iCloud account (if iCloud is enabled). We have no servers and no access to your data.
Delete the app from your device to remove all local data. To remove iCloud data, go to Settings → [Your Name] → iCloud → Manage Account Storage → 20/20 → Delete Data.
No. 20/20 has no analytics, no advertising, and no tracking of any kind. See our Privacy Policy for full details.
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